Agnostic 

Convention in Beowulf Beowulf is soaks in

a agnostic convention that portrays nature
as antagonistic and strengths of passing as wild. Dazzle destiny picks arb
itrary casualties; man is never accommodated with the world.
Beowulf closes a disappointment. There's a few truth in this conclusion,
but for the foremost portion, somebody who didn’t have a well-lived life
has most likely depicted it. Beowulf is soaks in a agnostic convention,
but not one that depicts nature as antagonistic. The setting within
the starting is depicted as, “…these wonderful fields stamped off
by seas, at that point gladly setting the sun and moon
to gleam over the arrive and light it…”(8). This doesn’t sound like
anything antagonistic to me; on the opposite, what is
being depicted makes an picture of delectation. “The corners of
the soil were made exquisite with trees…”(11) is said.
When perusing these words, the final thing on my intellect would
be unfriendly. Strengths of passing and dazzle destiny picking irregular c
asualties may have a few truth to them, but destiny is something